In addition to the logic problems and holes in the script, the film has some very underwritten characters, although some of the heavy clichés of the initial film have been polished.

A bunch of amateurs just couldn't do much. Oil spills are a serious matter, they mobilize a lot of technicians and there are specific ways to contain and clean them up, as well as to save the affected marine life. And although the film touches on an important ecological and environmental point – the damage caused by oil spills – the way it does so is far from realistic. Willy would never hear the sound of his friend's harmonica if he was that far away. However, believing that the orca could hear Jesse's harmonica, even if it were far away, is as foolish as believing in Santa Claus, and is simply forgetting that these animals travel thousands of miles, and that the orca is one of the few marine mammals that can be seen in any sea in the world. It would help to understand how Jesse and Willy's relationship continues to be strong and important in this film, and the film that would follow. In addition to this being something that goes against all the basic norms of those who deal with these animals, it increases the chances that a wild animal simply does not want its freedom, preferring the human contact it is already used to. On the one hand, we are dealing with an orca whose release was amateurish, unforeseen and unprepared, as we saw in the opening film. The script really ends up depending on each person's ability to turn off their brain and watch the film without asking questions.

Of course, as it is predictable in a film like this, there is life danger to the orcas, but in the end, everything goes well. The film's biggest problem turns out to be the script: the action takes place some time after the events of the first film, but we continue to see Willy, the released orca, playing a heroic role in saving several other animals after an oil spill resulting from an accident with a tanker that passed too close to the shore. This one, in addition to not bringing anything really new, has more flaws and problems than its predecessor.

The first film, even with all the flaws, was quite good and was so enjoyable that it became a milestone for many people's childhood and adolescence. If I can say that I really enjoyed the first film in this trilogy, I can't say the same for any of the sequels. **It would be an excellent sequel, every bit as good as the original, if logic issues and plot holes didn't get in the way too much.**

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